Generally I don't go to such events, and Halloween remaining completely foreign to my general occupations, I would nevertheless, in case I really had to choose, and because I'd then take the opportunity to learn something, give a go to the cross dressing party. Could at least be real fun ;0)
I'd go with the horror movie marathon at the art theater. Watching scary movies on a big screen with a proper atmosphere sounds like a fun way to spend Halloween. Plus, it's even better when you have friends to enjoy it with! 🎃
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I feel safest at the spooky organ music.
I am curious wrt corn dollys but as there is a wheat growing competition I fear it could be over long.
I'm an Aussie Rules man so I boycott rugby - especially that rugby team.
I am interested in Esther's folk tales but I think they will be in Welsh so I possibly won't understand.
Corn dolly are winter ornaments made from twisting wheat stalks into different shapes. Sometimes a human figure other times just an ornamental shape.
Don't they have some pagan connotations? Some witchcraft aspects?
Generally I don't go to such events, and Halloween remaining completely foreign to my general occupations, I would nevertheless, in case I really had to choose, and because I'd then take the opportunity to learn something, give a go to the cross dressing party. Could at least be real fun ;0)
The cross-dressing party sounds like the most fun.
I'd go with the horror movie marathon at the art theater. Watching scary movies on a big screen with a proper atmosphere sounds like a fun way to spend Halloween. Plus, it's even better when you have friends to enjoy it with! 🎃
Clearly the best choice
The wheat growing competition sounds riveting.
Corn dolly and face painting and soup sounds the least... weird
No thanks, they all sound meh or weird.
I prefer celebrating it at home.
It would be fun to watch wheat grow.
Horror movie marathon at the art theater
The church organ music
I'll pass on all of the above choices.
Option c